For many of palliative patients, electricity is essential for survival. Their lives depend on medical equipment such as ventilators, oxygen concentrators, anti-pressure mattresses, and other life-sustaining devices that stop working during power outages.

Through our Light, Delivered Home project, Ukraine2Power donated 67 portable power stations to the charity organization SVOYI, providing life-saving backup power for palliative patients and other people whose lives depend on electricity.

Founded in 2014, SVOYI has supported people affected by Russia’s aggression through home-based palliative care, respiratory support, the provision of medical equipment, medicines, and assistance to hospitals. Together with the medical devices it lends to patients, SVOYI will now also provide Ukraine2Power’s portable power stations. Some of these stations have already been returned after their previous users passed away and reassigned to other patients, allowing them to continue supporting people whose lives depend on electricity and helping provide comfort and dignity in their final days.

Light, Delivered Home is part of Ukraine2Power’s broader Winter Project, through which we secured almost 450 portable power stations with a combined capacity of 770 kWh to protect Ukraine’s most vulnerable people during another difficult winter.

🎥 This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at preparing the stations for deployment and expresses our gratitude to everyone who made this project possible.

💙 Thank you for your extraordinary support of our Winter Project. Thanks to you, we can continue providing life-saving assistance to those who need it most.